NEW LISBON, Wis.  — Investigators continued seeking clues, online and elsewhere, on why Douglas Uhde had a list of 13 apparently unconnected people on a hit list when he assassinated Judge John Roemer. Uhle is no help with answers. He was shot himself fatally Friday in Judge Roemer’s house. With Riemer it was apparently a grudge. The judge had put Uhde in prison in 2005. With former orison guard Dan Marcon, there apparently also was a grudge for a prison incident that Marcon recalls onlv vaguely. But why U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, whom it’s unlikely Uhde ever met? And why U.S. Senate minority leader Mitch McConnell? Politically Pelosi, a Democrat, and McConnell, a Republican, are about as far apart as you’ll find in Congress. And why Wisconsin Governor Tiny Evers, although it’s possible that Uhde felt the governor could have commuted his prison sentence. It is known that after prison, Uhde was in Kentucky, and McConnell represents the state in the Senate. Even so, did they ever meet? Unlikely. Are there links with the underground Michigan group the Wolverine Watchmen that that plotted to kill Governor Whitmer?

Earlier: Gun shop owner on assassin hit list

Apparent targets

While the state Justice Department has not publicly identified everyone on Uhde’s list, television station WKOW reported having seen the target list  The station posted the list but online but veiled the names for the remote possibility that Uhde was not acting alone. lone. Here’s list alphabetically with the names only of individuals who were identified earlier:

> D. B. (V), of Reedsburg, Wisconsin.

> D.D., of Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin.

> Tony Evers, governor of Wisconsin.

> K.K., of Schofield, Wisconsin.

> Daniel Marcon, gun shop owner in Lake Hallie, Wisconsin.

> Mitch McConnell, U.S Senate minority leader from Kentucky.

> J.M., of Portage, Wisconsin.

> S.M., of Louisville, Kentucky.

> Nancy Pelosi, U.S. House majority leader from California.

> John P. Roemer, county judge in New Lisbon, Wisconsin.

> H.S., of Ironwood, Michigan.

> W.W., of Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin.

> Gretchen Whitmer, governor of Michigan.

> L.W., of Duluth, Minnesota.